Hi...
I'm back from the States...
I had a GREAT time with family and friends.
While I was there...
I was involved with a situation:
Scenario : Movie theatre
Scenario : Movie theatre
Characters:
5 movie goers I will call MG’s
MG 1: I was disappointed. It didn’t stick to the
book.
MG
2: I think they combined lots of books
in the series.
MG
3: I liked the effects, but I hated Clarisse.
MG 4: It was scary and I liked my slushie.
MG 5: The first movie was definitely better.
MG 1: I wonder when the next movie will come out.
MG
3: I wonder if they’re going to do a Red
Pyramid
series
MG
2: And OM G ! Percy is sooooo cute!
MG
5: I think the Cyclops was cute.
After he got his two eyes, that is.
MG
4: I want another slushie.
Hahahahaha!
I confess...
I was eavesdropping on...
Two ten -year-olds…
I was eavesdropping on...
T
Two
nine-year-olds…
And
a four-year-old…
As they critiqued the same movie I had just seen.
As they critiqued the same movie I had just seen.
Who
were these movie going/movie reviewer kids?
My four
grandkids and one of their friends.
And
what were they were reviewing?
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters .
It
tickled me to hear them discuss elements of the movie.
But what
I loved more?
The
fact that they read…
And
that they’ve read all of the Percy Jackson books.
These
children have renewed my faith…
That
reading books in print will nev er
die.
So?
Do you think print books will ever die?
Or what percentage will be print vs electronic?
Always, Em-Musing
Always, Em-Musing